Sentence examples for mostly set up from inspiring English sources

These places, mostly set up under apartheid, provide a venue for township residents to make art and music, to dance.

Burghs, often little bigger than villages, were mostly set up as trading centres, ports, or river crossings or to command entrances to mountain passes.

The next seven laws mostly set up the institutions of the state, including the role of the president, the army and the courts.

HONG KONG — A century ago, there were only a handful of international schools in the world, mostly set up by Western corporations so overseas employees would have a place to educate their children.

But the statistics are mostly set up on a teenage basis, and since current usage leans that way, too, perhaps the main thing to be emphasized is the long, dark corridor between childhood and maturity.

David Stubbs While there's certainly been no lack of intrigue, action and spectacle so far, there has been a slight feeling that what we were seeing was mostly set up for more important and impacting events further down the line.

And those customers were mostly setting up websites at the time.

Entrepreneurs, mostly women, set up crafts workshops around town.

As capital flowed from American shores in recent decades, it was mostly used to set up factories that could make goods cheaply for consumers in the United States and other wealthy countries.

A partner at the Kapor Center for Social Impact, Kapor Klein is also a founding member of Project Include, a network of mostly female engineers set up by Ellen Pao to enable Silicon Valley companies to become more diverse.

Make sure you have all kinds of music (metal, pop, but mostly dance music) Set up a console and TV for video games.